Sentence examples for interpretive events from inspiring English sources

Interpretive events such as music, storytelling, and ranger-led talks about history and archeology regularly occur during the Heritage Celebration.

It found a new chapter with the individual freestyle, a more expressive, interpretive event that projected the riders more as performers, creative artists in the gymnastics tradition.

In this Bakhtin invokes the capacity for humans to draw upon their intuitive responses in the interpretive event here-and-now, as opposed to relying on a set of universally sanctioned and received definitions or categories that can be overlaid on an already known process.

As a qualitative approach effective for describing health care events, interpretive description is an inductive analytic approach [ 45].

At a time when politics has become an almost ­minute-by-minute spectacle, political thinkers who try to discern a sweeping interpretive pattern in current events or to predict where those events may be heading are likely to find their work evaluated in terms dismayingly like those applied to candidates and strategists.

Of course, Schutz, working within the parameters of Husserl's non-naturalistic account of consciousness, would have conceived such determinants not so much as empirico-mechanical causes but rather as influences discoverable through an interpretive process, associating earlier events with the later ones they seem to have influenced.

The 100th anniversary of the Scott Special was commemorated with localized events and interpretive displays along the train's route sponsored by various historical organizations.

If you've ever spent an extended period of time outside during the late fall or winter watching some sort of parade, sporting event, or interpretive dance, you'll have no doubt A) had plenty of time to re-examine your life and B) wished you'd brought a chair.

Important or 'deep' personal constructs are thought to comprise individuals' core belief systems, and define the dominant interpretive framework(s) that individuals apply when interpreting life events.

To me, my heroines are interpretive consciousnesses through whom to observe external events, in Iran, California or France.

Leacock, who has died aged 89, was one of six cinematographers on the film – including its director, DA Pennebaker – and had already established himself as a leading figure in the "direct cinema" movement, the American version of cinéma vérité, which was characterised by filming events as they happen without interpretive editing or narration.